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The Negro at Work during the World War and during Reconstruction
Describes departmental set-up to handle Michigan in migrants. Chapter 12. Report of Work in Michigan, p. 77-81
The Detroit Riot: a Profile of 500 Prisoners
"Attempts to provide a partial picture of the economic and social background of 496 Negro men arrested during the July 23, 1967, Riot
Walter Arthur Lewis, et al., Plaintiffs, vs, the Detroit Housing Commission. Defendants, Final Judgement and Permanent Injunction
Enjoins defendants from refusing to lease public housing project units because of race
Papers Concerning Negro Employment in Michigan, 1933-37, reproduced from Oxley files of U.S. Employment Service, National Archives, Record Group 83
Partial Contents: -Negro Placement Problem [in Michigan] -Background Material for Michigan.
Report to the Congress: Administration and Effectiveness of Work Experience and Training Project under Title V of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964
Most of participants in program were Detroit "Negro women between twenty-one and forty-four"
Report to the Congress: Need for Improvements in Certain Neighborhood Youth Corps Program Operations in Detroit, Michigan
Recommends various actions to strengthen program